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I'm buying a Sky Sports Day Pass for this. That's how much I want this. Can't be relying on some shitty stream today!

He looks cool, that'll do for me.

One guy kicking ass. Mellow, melodic, brutal.

I used to have a habit of falling asleep on the crapper after a heavy night. Didn't stop me from scanning people's tampons and fish cakes through the checkout, a week later in Tesco.

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He's good at nipping in last second and it looks impressive when half the time it shouldn't have been needed at all. Hause looks just as/if not more comfortable on the ball and has the added height to defend the high balls. I understand why he's still playing despite that as frustrating as it may be. He won't be the starting LB next season 99% guaranteed whatever league we are in. Neil is very safe and bland for a player who is capable of getting himself into really great positions which is a strength many full backs wish they had. Whether it be confidence or just limited ability, he doesn't make enough of the space he has for himself. It's usually just squaring a ball back to someone with little space themselves or a dinked/floated in cross. At lower levels a big lump may get on the end of them but with better quality defenders, that shit doesn't fly. Crosses with pace is always the enemy, it leaves little time to deal with it. It isn't rocket science.

He plays like someone who knows he's gone either way at the end of the season. The peg was like watching an amateur against his mates. There's always less of a margin of error for aiming higher but it seemed so nonchalant. Zero convict. I think he is on his way down but at the same time, I think there's still enough there that he hasn't been showing which is the frustrating part. Maybe we all read in to things too much but he's a shadow of the previous few seasons imo and I'd rather stick Kodjia there for the final over him and Green as he can still produce magic.

I hate them type of pegs, it gives a keeper who doesn't fully launch either side a chance with their legs/feet. Pick a place and cement it there. Morrison showed how it's done. That said, he showed stones stepping up for it. He hit the target and we're one game away.

If he had signed for a big fee and from abroad I think the praise would oddly be higher rather than the damning with faint praise comments. Norwich fans raved about him when we signed him. He's never been awful. Every keeper makes a mistake or two. In general he's been solid as but never been given a run. Despite the money we spent on Kalanic and the rep he has with Croatia it's nice to see Jed being given the chance to show his ability. At, 26, he's still a good 5/6 years from his peak. Ben Foster was 3rd choice at Stoke behind Ed de Guey and Steve Simonsen before his loan to Wrexham in League 1. Alex Ferguson spotted him because Darren Ferguson was playing for Wrexham then and saw him smash it at the LDV final. He's still now a European quality keeper when he could have ended up stuck on a bench. Keepers are judged on a couple of games because that's all that they usually get and it's dumb. I love that Smith and co have seen the potential in him and trusted him with the shirt and not just gone back to the expensive signing. De Gea has fluffed plenty in less stressful games and he's still immense, despite the media shark frenzy. A bit of a shaky show at times away at WBA doesn't mean Steer isn't capable of being a top level keeper. A few more inches in height would be awesome but as a whole, he's shown more than capable.

As Farlz suggested, I think his general standard is so high that anything other than damn good stands out. His energy to set up Davis in the last few minutes of extra time was insane. The guy is probably just absolutely worn out with the amount of work he gets through. Thankfully a good rest is available to him for the final. I know he plays similar minutes to the rest of the team but I've not seen anything like him in terms of energy exerted since Milner. It's easy to take it for granted after a while.

If you could send some suggestions to Wrexham, that would also be great.

Yes, but what does he look like?

I understand that. I was just curious as to why/how it got to that stage. Do Brentford think they can do better than him or that he thinks he can do better than Brentford?

What's the deal with Yoann Barbet? Is he released because he's not good enough? Released because he doesn't want to sign a new deal?

Shame on Bamford. Vermin.

True, it could go either way. As long as Albert's legs hold out it's all good.

Maybe Green on for Albert to stretch their defence as they chase the equaliser? His pace could damage them on the break.

Their commentator is politely seething

What a quality goal. As mentioned, El Ghazi does resemble Ronaldo in style of play. Hopefully we can sign him up permanently. Looks unstoppable at times.

I cack my pants any time Jedi gets the ball, always seems to under hit or telegraph what he's going to do. He's doing a job though. These are there for the taking on the break now.

This Bristol City commentator is all Bristol City isn't he...?

Slide it in to Adomah (oo errr) , Tammy. Christ.

It's all a bit manic. This is where we miss Jack controlling things.

True Detective season 3. On par with, if not better than season 1. Absolutely crushing at times. Season 1 still has the best awe moment though with that amazing 6 minute continuous shot as they raid a house though. Immense. Watched The Case Against Adnan Syed recently too. Engaging and enraging. I am a true crime ho. Fake crime too whilst we're at it